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Maine Farmland Trust, Multiple Positions - Portland, Belfast, or Remote ME

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MFT is an Equal Opportunity Employer and does not discriminate based on race, color, religion, sex, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, age, size, national origin, disability, or any other protected characteristic as established by law. Additionally, MFT strives to foster an inclusive workplace. People from diverse backgrounds, including those traditionally underrepresented in agricultural leadership, are encouraged to apply.

It is MFT's practice to set compensation amounts that align with the successful candidate's experience. We offer a possible salary range describing the level of compensation we'd expect to offer for the advertised position. In addition to competitive pay, MFT offers several benefits to its employees, including a group health plan, group vision and dental plans, 2 weeks of paid vacation at the start of employment, 14 paid holidays/year, a 401(k) Retirement Plan, wellness and farm share benefits, and other forms of paid time-off. This benefits information corresponds to full-time employment with benefits also offered to part-time employees on a pro-rated basis.
MFT is currently hiring for the following positions:

Finance Manager; Portland or Belfast, Maine or remote in Maine ($50,000 - $62,000)

Farmland Protection Project Manager; Portland or Belfast, Maine ($45,000 - $50,000)

Municipal Policy Associate; Portland or Belfast, Maine or remote in Maine ($40,000 - $45,000)

Content Creator and Digital Communities Associate; Portland or Belfast, Maine or remote in Maine ($40,000 - $45,000)

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MFT is an Equal Opportunity Employer and does not discriminate based on race, color, religion, sex, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, age, size, national origin, disability, or any other protected characteristic as established by law. Additionally, MFT strives to foster an inclusive workplace.

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Solar Power Positions for ReVision Energy in ME, NH, and MA

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ReVision is hiring! We have a number of open positions, both in the field and in the office. Do you know someone who's interested in a solar career? We know a clean and just future is possible, but we can't achieve it without a full team, so please help us find new crew members!

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Center’s Seaside Safari Environmental Day Camp Camp Counselor and Seasonal Naturalist - Rye, NH

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Center’s Seaside Safari Environmental Day Camp Camp Counselor and Seasonal Naturalist - Rye, NH

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Summer Camp Counselor and Seasonal Naturalist

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Quantitative Research Associate  Gulf of Maine Research Institute - Portland, ME

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Quantitative Research Associate  Gulf of Maine Research Institute - Portland, ME

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Science/Tech Teacher for K-6 in Los Angeles

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Environmental Educator, Earthkeepers Summer Day Camp  - Seattle, WA

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Carkeek Park Environmental Learning Center - Seattle, WA

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University of Maine Darling Marine Center Outreach and Residential Life Coordinator

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University of Maine Darling Marine Center Outreach and Residential Life Coordinator

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Darling Marine Center Outreach and Residential Life Coordinator

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Manomet Sustainability internships
U360_One-Sheet_Students_Dec2021.pdf
Upcoming info sessions via Handshake
Register here:
For more information on Manomet visit:
https://www.manomet.org/
For all internship/job opportunities go to Handshake:
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Summer Research Assistants as NSF REU Fellows- Harvard University or George Mason University

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Summer Research Assistants as NSF REU Fellows- Harvard University or George Mason University

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A Conversation with Marine Biologist Diva Amon. In person at the New England Aquarium's Simons Theatre or via Zoom

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Maine Government Student Internship Program- 4 Summer Internships

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Maine Government Student Internship Program- 4 Summer Internships

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Fisheries Observers- Alaska and West Coast

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Fisheries Observers- Alaska and West Coast

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Horseshoe Crab Field Coordinator- Cape Cod, MA

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Horseshoe Crab Field Coordinator- Cape Cod, MA

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Internship Opportunity – Seasonal Shellfish Aquaculture Technician - Wells, ME

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Assistant Oyster Farm Manager- Great Bay, NH

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Biodiversity Informatics Specialist: American Museum of Natural History- New York City, New York

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Biodiversity Informatics Specialist: American Museum of Natural History- New York City, New York

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Summer Manatee Internship: Tequesta, Florida

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Laboratory Researcher IV - Rutgers University

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Laboratory Researcher IV

Below you will find the details for the position including any supplementary documentation and questions you should review before applying for the opening. To apply for the position, please click the Apply for this Job link/button.

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Position Details

Recruitment/Posting Title

Laboratory Researcher IV

Job Category

Staff & Executive - Research (Laboratory/Non-Laboratory)

Department

SEBS-Haskin Shellfsh Rsrch Lab

Posting Summary

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, is seeking a Laboratory Researcher IV for the Haskin Shellfish Research Lab. Duties include but are not limited to production of cultchless eastern oyster, bay scallop, and surf clam seed in accordance with existing NJAIC protocol for sale to private industry, coordination and interaction with private industry growers, assisting with ongoing externally funded culture efforts, and training and oversight of a small team of seasonal undergraduate and graduate student technicians.

Among the key duties of this position are the following:

Oversee daily bivalve hatchery activities including broodstock conditioning, spawning, larval rearing, post-set husbandry, and grow-out of juveniles.

Manages all shellfish production orders, ensures shellfish industry growers obtain product in a fair and timely manner, as well as coordinates with principal secretary to maintain a transparent payment and delivery system.

Trains and oversees seasonal technicians in culture techniques and equipment handling/maintenance.

Installs and maintains laboratory support systems, culture equipment, and facility equipment.

Position Status

Full Time

Hours Per Week

Position Salary

Annual Minimum Salary

45602.000

Annual Mid Range Salary

57719.000

Annual Maximum Salary

69837.000

Union Description

Admin Assembly (MPSC)

Payroll Designation

PeopleSoft

Benefits

Rutgers offers a comprehensive benefit program to eligible employees. For details, please go to http://uhr.rutgers.edu/benefits/benefits-overview.
Rutgers also offers a benefit program to eligible full-time postdoctoral fellow students. For details, please go to https://finance.rutgers.edu/healthcare-risk/insurance/postdoctoral-health-insurance.

COVID-19 Immunization Requirement

Rutgers University requires all new employees to provide proof that they are fully vaccinated and have received a booster (where eligible) against COVID-19 prior to commencement of employment, unless the University has granted the employee a medical or religious exemption. Employees who are not eligible for a booster at the time of an offer of employment provide proof they have received a booster upon eligibility and upload proof of same. Based on current guidance, individuals are considered fully vaccinated against COVID-19 two weeks after receiving the final dose of a vaccine approved or authorized for emergency use in the United States or a vaccine that has been listed for emergency use by the World Health Organization. Eligibility for a booster against COVID-19 varies and is explained on the University's web site located at https://coronavirus.rutgers.edu/covid-19-vaccine. Failure to provide proof of primary vaccination and booster will result in rescission of a candidate's offer of employment or disciplinary action up to and including termination.

Seniority Unit

Terms of Appointment

Staff - 12 month

Position Pension Eligibility

ABP

Minimum Education and Experience

Bachelor's degree in Marine Biology, Environmental Biology, Aquaculture, or any related field.

Certifications/Licenses

Required Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities

Thorough proficiency and understanding of shellfish biology, rearing, husbandry, and related matters.

Preferred Qualifications

A minimum 2 years of bivalve shellfish related aquaculture experience.

Specific knowledge and proficiency in saltwater aquaculture systems, closed system aquaculture, water quality maintenance and monitoring, and an understanding of basic regulatory and permitting requirements for NJ shellfish aquaculture are preferred but not required.

Equipment Utilized

Physical Demands and Work Environment

Ability to lift and carry up to 50 pounds, must be comfortable with occasional work on ladders, must be willing to work on your feet in a non-air conditioned hatchery environment for 6-8 hours a day, must not be allergic to shellfish or chlorine/bleach

Special Conditions

Posting Number

21ST3556

Posting Open Date

01/27/2022

Special Instructions to Applicants

Regional Campus

Rutgers University-New Brunswick

Home Location Campus

Off Campus

Location Details

Supplemental Questions

Required fields are indicated with an asterisk (*).

* Do you have a minimum of a Bachelor's degree in Marine Biology, Environmental Biology, Aquaculture, or any related field?

Applicant Documents

Required Documents

1. Resume/CV

2. Cover Letter/Letter of Application

Optional Documents

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Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, is seeking a Laboratory Researcher IV for the Haskin Shellfish Research Lab.

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(Seasonal) Marine Science Instructor/Counselor (Male Counselors needed)

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(Seasonal) Marine Science Instructor/Counselor (Male Counselors needed)

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UNE North Career Night - Tuesday, April 12th @ 6:00pm

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UNE North Career Night - Tuesday, April 12th @ 6:00pm

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Seasonal Conservation Easement Steward (12 weeks) - Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests

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Seasonal Conservation Easement Steward (12 weeks) - Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests

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Seasonal (12 weeks) Reservation Stewardship Field Technician, Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests

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Seasonal (12 weeks) Reservation Stewardship Field Technician, Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests

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Research Laboratory Assistant at Bioacoustic and Behavioral Ecology Laboratory at Syracuse University

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Research Laboratory Assistant at Bioacoustic and Behavioral Ecology Laboratory at Syracuse University

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The Bioacoustics and Behavioral Ecology Lab at Syracuse University is seeking a laboratory research assistant to support sponsored research

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4 Seasonal Team Members - National Wildlife Refuge System

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4 Seasonal Team Members - National Wildlife Refuge System

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Great Intern Opportunity for Marine Biology or Aquaculture Graduates at Yale School of Medicine!

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Great Intern Opportunity for Marine Biology or Aquaculture Graduates at Yale School of Medicine!

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Environmental Science and Animal Behavior students have rare opportunity to experience a bear up close

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After setting out before dawn, traveling three and half hours north, and trekking through the woods in snowshoes, a trip to a bear den by students in Noah Perlut's Terrestrial Wildlife lab was almost a major disappointment. Instead, it turned out to be a rare and fascinating experience.

When checking in on the bears, wildlife biologists from the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife (IFW) will approach the den and tranquilize the bears inside. This time, things did not quite go as planned.

"The female and her cubs ran off," explained Perlut, Ph.D., professor and assistant academic director in the School of Marine and Environmental Programs. "We were all quite disappointed. It seemed like we would not see bears."

Then, one of the IFW wildlife biologists spotted the cubs.

"They were at the top of a 50-foot tree," stated student Cameron Indeck (Environmental Science, '22). "We all came to the realization that this may be the closest we get to a cub."

"I was just happy to see a bear den up close," said student Nicole Corriveau (Environmental Science, '22). "I was ecstatic that I was seeing the bears up close in the tree and even more excited when one cub started climbing down."

As the cub inched down the tree closer to the ground, the IFW wildlife biologist was able to tranquilize it, giving the students the up-close experience they were hoping for.

"We were able to examine, touch, and pet the tranquilized yearling, which was amazing," Corriveau commented. "I got to feel her insanely thick fur, sharp nails, and long teeth."

The students watched as the IFW crew measured the 45-pound yearling cub and attached a radio collar to her. For more than 40-years, IFW has monitored the health of Maine's bear population, making it the longest running study of its kind in the country.

"The goal of the study is to understand female and cub survivorship and how factors such as food, development, and hunting affect that survivorship," said Perlut.

The students say the trip confirmed for them that things do not always work out as planned when out in the wild.

"It taught me that conservation is just as difficult as it seems," Indeck said.

Corriveau added, "It was awesome to see how members of the bear crew from IFW quickly responded to the constantly changing factors in the woods. I also learned a lot more about IFW, an agency that I really want to work for one day."

Both students say it was an experience that they will not soon forget.

"At the end of the day I couldn't stop telling my roommates, friends, and teammates about how awesome this trip was," Corriveau said.

"It was a rollercoaster of an experience and definitely once in a lifetime," Indeck exclaimed. "I will be talking about this trip forever."

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Environmental Science and Animal Behavior students get rare opportunity to experience a bear up close

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Marine Science Seminar Speaker Series - Spring 2022

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Marine Science Seminar Speaker Series - Spring 2022

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Biological Technician Positions - Parker River National Wildlife Refuge

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Biological Technician Positions - Parker River National Wildlife Refuge

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Employment Opportunities at The Ecology School- Saco, Maine

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Ecology Educator
Applications for Spring 2022 Educator positions are now being accepted! Positions will be filled on a rolling basis and applications will be accepted until positions are filled.
The Ecology School seeks applicants interested in joining our team of Ecology Educators. A successful Educator invests their time, energy, and enthusiasm into providing exceptional programming and contributing to a dynamic and supportive community. As an Ecology School Educator, you will gain valuable teaching skills, as well as experience with, and insight into, a successful non-profit.

There has been a compensation increase made to this position in February 2022!

Ecology Educator Position Description Ecology Educator Application Form

Farm apprentice
Applications for the 2022 Farm Apprentice position are now being accepted. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled.
The Ecology School seeks applicants to join our Farm and Operations Team. The Farm Apprentice will work closely with the Farm Manager to grow a wide array of vegetables on our one-acre plot, using no-till methods. The farm apprentice will be involved in all aspects of production, from seeding in the greenhouse, planting, tending, and harvesting in the field, to washing and processing, among other tasks.
Farm Apprentice Position Description

Our Educator alumni is a community who are bonded by the shared experience of teaching at The Ecology School. More affectionately known as FOAM (Fantastic Order of Alumni Masters), this group of 360+ individuals come from all over the world to spend a semester (or two, or three, or four...) bringing energy, fun, and laughter to not only our program participants, but also to each other. Since 1999, passionate nature lovers, environmental stewards, and experiential education seekers from a variety of backgrounds sojourn to Maine, finding the joy empowering others to make connections with nature and to create an experience unlike any other at The Ecology School.

The Ecology School is enormously proud of our teaching staff and deeply grateful for the time, energy, enthusiasm, and heart they contribute to The Ecology School. The FOAM Network was created to help support Educators after leaving The Ecology School as well as create an easy avenue for Educator alumni to stay connected. FOAM is a vibrant community of former and current educators and staff who share curriculum ideas, jobs, friendships, and even marriages and babies! The Ecology School holds a once early FOAM Summit where FOAMers are invited back to campus to reconnect, network with other FOAMers, and develop professionally.

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Macroinvertebrate Taxonomist- The Academy of Natural Sciences - Philadelphia, PA

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Macroinvertebrate Taxonomist- The Academy of Natural Sciences - Philadelphia, PA

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Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Internship - Port Charlotte, FL

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Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Internship - Port Charlotte, FL

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Assistant Nature Counselor at a Beach Community - Summer Internship, Fire Island, NY

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Assistant Nature Counselor at a Beach Community - Summer Internship, Fire Island, NY

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Research Scientist, Science Systems and Applications, MD

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Full Time Hatchery position at Rutgers Aquaculture Innovative Center

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Laboratory Researcher IV

Below you will find the details for the position including any supplementary documentation and questions you should review before applying for the opening. To apply for the position, please click the Apply for this Job link/button.

If you would like to bookmark this position for later review, click on the Bookmark link. If you would like to print a copy of this position for your records, click on the Print Preview link.

Position Details

Recruitment/Posting Title

Laboratory Researcher IV

Job Category

Staff & Executive - Research (Laboratory/Non-Laboratory)

Department

SEBS-Haskin Shellfsh Rsrch Lab

Posting Summary

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, is seeking a Laboratory Researcher IV for the Haskin Shellfish Research Lab. Duties include but are not limited to production of cultchless eastern oyster, bay scallop, and surf clam seed in accordance with existing NJAIC protocol for sale to private industry, coordination and interaction with private industry growers, assisting with ongoing externally funded culture efforts, and training and oversight of a small team of seasonal undergraduate and graduate student technicians.

Among the key duties of this position are the following:

Oversee daily bivalve hatchery activities including broodstock conditioning, spawning, larval rearing, post-set husbandry, and grow-out of juveniles.

Manages all shellfish production orders, ensures shellfish industry growers obtain product in a fair and timely manner, as well as coordinates with principal secretary to maintain a transparent payment and delivery system.

Trains and oversees seasonal technicians in culture techniques and equipment handling/maintenance.

Installs and maintains laboratory support systems, culture equipment, and facility equipment.

Position Status

Full Time

Hours Per Week

Position Salary

Annual Minimum Salary

45602.000

Annual Mid Range Salary

57719.000

Annual Maximum Salary

69837.000

Union Description

Admin Assembly (MPSC)

Payroll Designation

PeopleSoft

Benefits

Rutgers offers a comprehensive benefit program to eligible employees. For details, please go to http://uhr.rutgers.edu/benefits/benefits-overview.
Rutgers also offers a benefit program to eligible full-time postdoctoral fellow students. For details, please go to https://finance.rutgers.edu/healthcare-risk/insurance/postdoctoral-health-insurance.

COVID-19 Immunization Requirement

Rutgers University requires all new employees to provide proof that they are fully vaccinated and have received a booster (where eligible) against COVID-19 prior to commencement of employment, unless the University has granted the employee a medical or religious exemption. Employees who are not eligible for a booster at the time of an offer of employment provide proof they have received a booster upon eligibility and upload proof of same. Based on current guidance, individuals are considered fully vaccinated against COVID-19 two weeks after receiving the final dose of a vaccine approved or authorized for emergency use in the United States or a vaccine that has been listed for emergency use by the World Health Organization. Eligibility for a booster against COVID-19 varies and is explained on the University's web site located at https://coronavirus.rutgers.edu/covid-19-vaccine. Failure to provide proof of primary vaccination and booster will result in rescission of a candidate's offer of employment or disciplinary action up to and including termination.

Seniority Unit

Terms of Appointment

Staff - 12 month

Position Pension Eligibility

ABP

Minimum Education and Experience

Bachelor's degree in Marine Biology, Environmental Biology, Aquaculture, or any related field.

Certifications/Licenses

Required Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities

Thorough proficiency and understanding of shellfish biology, rearing, husbandry, and related matters.

Preferred Qualifications

A minimum 2 years of bivalve shellfish related aquaculture experience.

Specific knowledge and proficiency in saltwater aquaculture systems, closed system aquaculture, water quality maintenance and monitoring, and an understanding of basic regulatory and permitting requirements for NJ shellfish aquaculture are preferred but not required.

Equipment Utilized

Physical Demands and Work Environment

Ability to lift and carry up to 50 pounds, must be comfortable with occasional work on ladders, must be willing to work on your feet in a non-air conditioned hatchery environment for 6-8 hours a day, must not be allergic to shellfish or chlorine/bleach

Special Conditions

Posting Number

21ST3556

Posting Open Date

01/27/2022

Special Instructions to Applicants

Regional Campus

Rutgers University-New Brunswick

Home Location Campus

Off Campus

Location Details

Supplemental Questions

Required fields are indicated with an asterisk (*).

* Do you have a minimum of a Bachelor's degree in Marine Biology, Environmental Biology, Aquaculture, or any related field?

Applicant Documents

Required Documents

1. Resume/CV

2. Cover Letter/Letter of Application

Optional Documents

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Opportunities for Students and Recent Graduates | US EPA

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Sales and Partner Growth: Campus Dining, Atlantic Sea Farms

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Sales and Partner Growth: Campus Dining, Atlantic Sea Farms

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Executive Director - Maine Center for Coastal Fisheries

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Executive Director - Maine Center for Coastal Fisheries

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Summer Internship on the Coast of Maine - Living Shorelines

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Summer Internship on the Coast of Maine - Living Shorelines

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Paid Summer Internship at UNE Campus - Tree Inventory, Biddeford & Portland Campuses

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Paid Summer Internship at UNE Campus - Tree Inventory, Biddeford & Portland Campuses

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Conscious Leadership Expedition for Women - July 27-July 4, 2022 Caribbean

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Conscious Leadership Expedition for Women - July 27-July 4, 2022 Caribbean

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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Internship Opportunity - 4-Week Caribbean Expedition July 7-31, 2022

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Internship Opportunity - 4-Week Caribbean Expedition July 7-31, 2022

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Please RSVP to Jpage6@une.edu

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Policy and Pizza - Right Whales FLYER Approved 1-24-22 (1)

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Science, Education & Leadership Expeditions for Positive Change

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Science, Education & Leadership Expeditions for Positive Change

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Science Education and LEadership Expeditions for Positive Change

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Maine Conservation Voters (MCV) and Maine Conservation Alliance (MCA), two state-wide, nonpartisan, nonprofit organizations, are seeking a detail-oriented individual to join our staff as full-time Development and Communications Coordinator. Our vision for the future grows from the powerful commitm…

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Shellfish Recirculating Aquaculturist Job in Waldoboro, ME at Maine Shellfish Developers, LLC

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Easy 1-Click Apply (MAINE SHELLFISH DEVELOPERS, LLC) Shellfish Recirculating Aquaculturist job in Waldoboro, ME. View job description, responsibilities and qualifications. See if you qualify!

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GIS Software Support Professional - Blue Marble Geographics

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GIS Software Support Professional - Blue Marble Geographics

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Blue Marble Geographics - GIS Software Support Professional

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Knoll Farm has groups in residence every season; this may be diverse leaders from around the country doing independent work through our Better Selves Fellowship, environmental and social justice groups working on strategy, a yoga group, an intensive program for professional musicians, or a family celebration or wedding. It is vital to us that we provide the most respectful, thorough and authentic hospitality for everyone who comes.

We employ ten people on a seasonal basis from May to October. Some work mostly on the farm, others work mostly with guests at the Refuge. We all come together to tackle special projects and events. While we have individual roles, we try hard to create strong team integration.

We have a multi-day training and orientation every May, and we reward all returning team members who want to continue to grow into new roles with us.

We Love Volunteers!
There are lots of ways to be involved even if you only have a day, a few hours a week, or if you have a full week and want a working vacation in the beautiful Green Mountains.

cook or serve at a Kebab Night or other food event

help out customers in the farm stand on busy weekends

pick berries for us and take some home for your freezer

help us keep our hiking trails in good shape

become a WWOOFer for a week or more

join the mailing list (scroll down) to get more involved

Email us to set something up.

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Knoll Farm has groups in residence every season; this may be diverse leaders from around the country doing independent work through our Better Selves Fellowship, environmental and social justice groups working on strategy, a yoga group, an intensive program for professional musicians, or a family celebration or wedding.

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Rachel Carson Council Fellowship Program

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Rachel Carson Council Fellowship Program

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Now accepting applications for Academic Year 2022 - 2023

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Rachel Carson Council Fellowship Program

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Research Assistant & Intern Coordinator - Sea Watch Foundation, Wales

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Research Assistant & Intern Coordinator - Sea Watch Foundation, Wales

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Job Openings - Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries

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Job Openings - Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries

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Hannah Korper jokes that she knows more about kelp than she ever thought she would.

The Class of 2022 marine biology student has spent her senior year working in the lab of Carrie Byron, Ph.D., associate professor in the School of Marine and Environmental Programs at the University of New England, as part of a large-scale project to study the food safety aspects of various seaweeds.

Seaweed is considered a "raw agricultural commodity" by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and is therefore not well regulated. Korper's research involves recording the temperature of Maine seaweed harvesters' crops for food safety considerations.

The storage and duration of seaweed can impact the safety of edible seaweeds, Korper said, as warmer temperatures could potentially lead to higher pathogen replication and microbial growth.

With funding from a UNE Summer Undergraduate Research Experience (SURE) grant and the Aquaculture Research Institute at the University of Maine, Korper has been working with seaweed harvesters across the state to measure the temperature of their crops after they are harvested and before they are processed into consumable products. This past summer, Korper distributed temperature logging devices to harvesters - which record the temperature of the seaweeds compared to the ambient air temperature - and trained harvesters on how to use the tools.

The ongoing project will collect data that will be useful in developing handling protocols for food safety, Korper said.

"Most seaweed is blanched after it's harvested, and most microbes are killed before consumption so that food safety isn't of much concern," Korper said, explaining that fresh seaweed has a short shelf life and that, if it is to be stored any amount of time, it needs to first be processed in some way. "But we wanted to collected this data to see if there are best practices for seaweed harvesting and storage. The data we collect can help inform when temperatures might become a concern during the storage process."

Growing up by the sea, the Killingworth, Connecticut, native knew she wanted to become involved in research as part of her undergraduate studies, but Korper did not know how far her research would take her.

"I had no idea where this project was going to go, but it's been a very exciting opportunity," she remarked. "Getting to meet with seaweed harvesters one-on-one was probably the coolest part, because they were so accommodating to me and showed me their business operations. It's been amazing to see how my research is helping the industry and to learn from the industry professionals."

As a result of her work, Korper has been invited to sit in on meetings of the Maine Seaweed Council, a group of seaweed harvesters, researchers, processors, business owners, and associates that strives to protect Maine's marine algae ecosystems; develops and adheres to sustainable cultivation and harvest practices; promotes the use of Maine seaweeds; and educates the public, regulators, and elected officials about the industry.

Many of the council's members are the harvesters with whom she works, Korper said. At the council's meetings, Korper and several graduate students working in Byron's lab provide updates to the council on their research and gain valuable feedback from council members on how to improve their work.

"It's been really valuable to sit in on the Maine Seaweed Council meetings because I get to hear from people who are experts in this industry," Korper remarked. "It's such a unique thing for an undergraduate student to do."

Byron remarked that Korper's work is vital to Maine's growing seaweed industry as it was requested by the seaweed harvesters themselves who want the data to inform best practices for seaweed handling.

"Hannah has been instrumental in advancing this research - research that was requested by seaweed harvesters - because there are a wide range of harvested species, techniques, and handling practices across the industry," Byron said. "It is important data to consider as the industry continues to grow in Maine."

As for Korper, her research will continue, even after she graduates from UNE this May. In the meantime, she will be distributing more temperature loggers to seaweed harvesters and is already training other undergraduate students on how to keep the study going. She also hopes to present her research - pandemic disruptions pending - at the Northeast Aquaculture Conference and Exposition in Portland in April and is already in the process of applying for graduate studies.

"This project became a lot bigger than I ever expected, and it's only really just getting started," Korper reflected. "I'm very proud of the work I've done so far, and I can't wait to see where this research takes me."

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Undergraduate student's research on edible seaweed brings waves of opportunities

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Hannah Korper jokes that she knows more about kelp than she ever thought she would. The Class of 2022 marine biology student has spent her senior year working in the lab of Carrie Byron, Ph.D., associate professor in the School of Marine and Environmental Programs at the University of New England, as part of a large-scale project to study the food safety aspects of various seaweeds.

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Several Positions open at The Ecology School, Saco, ME

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Several Positions open at The Ecology School, Saco, ME

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Ecology Educator
Applications for Spring 2022 Educator positions are now being accepted! Positions will be filled on a rolling basis and applications will be accepted until positions are filled.
The Ecology School seeks applicants interested in joining our team of Ecology Educators. A successful Educator invests their time, energy, and enthusiasm into providing exceptional programming and contributing to a dynamic and supportive community. As an Ecology School Educator, you will gain valuable teaching skills, as well as experience with, and insight into, a successful non-profit.

Ecology Educator Position Description Ecology Educator Application Form

Gifts and grants Manager
Applications will be accepted until the position is filled.
The Ecology School seeks a full-time Grants & Gifts Manager to provide vision, direction, and implementation for all aspects of The Ecology School's grants and major gifts fundraising efforts. The Grants & Gifts Manager will work closely with the Director of Advancement & Community Partnerships, the President/CEO and the Advancement Committee of the TES Board to help ensure the efficiency, growth, and success of The Ecology School's mission: to inspire stewardship of and connection to the natural world through experiential learning in ecology, conservation, farming, and sustainability.
Gifts and Grants Manager Position Description

Program Assistant
Applications for Program Assistant are now being accepted. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled.
The Ecology School seeks a new member to join our Program Team. The Ecology School Program Assistant position is a great position for individuals with experience in residential environmental education who are looking to grow their leadership skills -fostered by a supportive organization with embedded mentoring opportunities.
Program Assistant Position Description

Advancement Assistant
Applications for Advancement Assistant are now being accepted. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled.
The Ecology School seeks a full-time Advancement Assistant to support the fundraising and communications efforts for The Ecology School's Advancement Team. The Advancement Assistant will report to the Director of Advancement and Community Partnerships and work closely with the Communications Manager and the President/CEO to help ensure efficient advancement of the organization.
Advancement Assistant Position Description

Nurse
Applications for Nurse are now being accepted. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled.
The Ecology School seeks applicants to fill our Nurse position. The Nurse is responsible for providing medical coverage for on-site residential school (Spring and Fall) and camp (July) programming. This nurse position, in a non traditional, very supportive setting is a great opportunity!
Nurse Position Description

Our Educator alumni is a community who are bonded by the shared experience of teaching at The Ecology School. More affectionately known as FOAM (Fantastic Order of Alumni Masters), this group of 360+ individuals come from all over the world to spend a semester (or two, or three, or four...) bringing energy, fun, and laughter to not only our program participants, but also to each other. Since 1999, passionate nature lovers, environmental stewards, and experiential education seekers from a variety of backgrounds sojourn to Maine, finding the joy empowering others to make connections with nature and to create an experience unlike any other at The Ecology School.

The Ecology School is enormously proud of our teaching staff and deeply grateful for the time, energy, enthusiasm, and heart they contribute to The Ecology School. The FOAM Network was created to help support Educators after leaving The Ecology School as well as create an easy avenue for Educator alumni to stay connected. FOAM is a vibrant community of former and current educators and staff who share curriculum ideas, jobs, friendships, and even marriages and babies! The Ecology School holds a once early FOAM Summit where FOAMers are invited back to campus to reconnect, network with other FOAMers, and develop professionally.

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Employment Opportunities - The Ecology School

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Applications for Spring 2022 Educator positions are now being accepted! Positions will be filled on a rolling basis and applications will be accepted until positions are filled. The Ecology School seeks applicants interested in joining our team of Ecology Educators.

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Whale and Dolphin Conservation Internship

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Whale and Dolphin Conservation Internship

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Whale and Dolphin Conservation Internship

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Silent Spring Institute, MA - Internships

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Silent Spring Institute, MA - Internships

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Silent Spring RA job description January 2022

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Environmental Health Study Coordinator/Research Assistant - Silent Spring Institute, MA

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Environmental Health Study Coordinator/Research Assistant - Silent Spring Institute, MA

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Silent Spring RA job description January 2022

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Undergraduate Fellowships - American Museum of Natural History

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Undergraduate Fellowships - American Museum of Natural History

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May 31 - August 5, 2022

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Social Media Intern and Production Assistant - Ocean Balance

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Social Media Intern and Production Assistant - Ocean Balance

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The Woods Hole Partnership Education Program is accepting applications for the 2022 summer undergraduate research internship program. Based in Woods Hole, Massachusetts, PEP combines course work with research in marine, oceanographic, biological, and environmental sciences.

"We are excited to call for applications for our fourteenth PEP class, and we hope to be able to bring the 2022 class to Woods Hole for the wonderful experience of studying and working in the science village," said Onjalé Scott Price, co-director of the PEP internship. "But since we provided a virtual program in 2020 and a hybrid virtual/residential program in 2021, we know that we will be able to offer a good program whether or not we can safely gather in person."

The PEP staff will visit campuses to meet potential applicants in January and early February, if pandemic conditions permit. They are available now via Google Meet video conference to answer questions and to talk with interested students and faculty To make an appointment, contact PEP co-director George Liles,

Launched in 2009 as a residential program, PEP is designed to promote a diverse scientific community. It recruits talent from all backgrounds, but especially from minority groups that are under-represented in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) research. Six science institutions in Woods Hole, Massachusetts sponsor PEP in partnership with the University of Maryland Eastern Shore.

"We now have 197 PEP alumni who came to us from 109 colleges-more than half from 33 Minority Serving Institutions and Historically Black Colleges and Universities," said Liles. Liles is not only PEP co-director but also director of our science center's Academic Programs Office. "Many PEP alumni have stayed on or returned to study and to work in the village of Woods Hole," said Liles.

The 2022 Program

The program includes a 4-week course and a 10-week research internship. When the program is offered residentially, interns also go on a 5-day ocean research cruise aboard the Sea Education Association (SEA) tall ship SSV Corwith Cramer. A mentor guides each student during their research project, and a program advisor provides guidance, support, and career advice during the summer.

The Residential Program

If PEP is offered as a residency program, the students will live together on the SEA campus and participate in career-building activities such as seminars, workshops, and field trips. They will attend lectures at partner science institutions throughout the summer, and participate in local community activities.

"The SEA staff looks forward every year to the arrival of the PEP students," said Peg Brandon, president of Sea Education Association. "We were happy to be able to welcome the 2021 PEP class for 10 days in August, and we hope to be able to host the 2022 class for the full 10 weeks of the program, including a research cruise aboard the SSV Corwith Cramer."

The research cruise gives students a taste of life at sea, and an opportunity to learn to sail and to gather oceanographic and biological data that they later use in their course work.

Virtual Programming, If Necessary

If PEP is unable to bring students to Woods Hole for an in-person experience for the 2022 year, students can expect a worthwhile virtual experience.

Required Course

The required course is Ocean and Environmental Sciences: Global Climate Change. It is offered for credit through the University of Maryland Eastern Shore and runs from June 6 to July 1, whether the program is residential or virtual. This course:

Is interactive

Based on discussion rather than lecture

Has guest speakers

Includes a mini-research project using cruise data collected aboard the SSV Corwith Cramer

Focuses on coding and computational skills to prepare students for the research internships

If the program is virtual, students can expect the research internships to be mostly computational, requiring some computational and coding skill. These skills are not required for students to apply, as PEP will provide computational support and tutoring during the program.

Applicant Information

Designed for college undergraduates, PEP prioritizes college undergraduates, with priority given to rising juniors and seniors who are majoring in:

Natural sciences (biology, chemistry, physics, or geosciences and earth system sciences)

Engineering

Mathematics

Social sciences

Applicants should also have completed some coursework in oceanography, biology, or marine and/or environmental science.

The decision on whether the program will involve residency in Woods Hole will be announced no later than May 1, 2022.

Whether in-person or virtual, the 2022 PEP program will run June 6 through August 14. Participating students will receive a $5,000 stipend, and course tuition will be covered. If the program is residency, travel and room and board will also be fully covered.

Application deadline is February 11, 2022. The 2022 PEP Class will be announced in mid-March.
Application information and reports on previous programs
Students of all backgrounds are welcome to apply for PEP. Students from groups under-represented in marine and environmental sciences are especially encouraged to apply. This includes African American, Hispanic American, Native American, Asian Pacific Island, and Alaska Native students.

PEP II Also Offered

The 2022 program will include a limited number of PEP II openings. These are reserved for individuals who have completed PEP in a previous summer who want to return for a second summer of research. The PEP II researchers may continue the work they did with their original mentors or they may be matched with new mentors for new projects. The PEP II researchers will live on the SEA campus and present their work in a public symposium in August. In addition to their research projects, PEP II researchers will participate in an education/outreach project to develop curriculum and/or education tools in partnership with educators from local public schools. To apply, contact PEP co-director Scott Price.

More on the PEP Program

PEP is a project of the Woods Hole Diversity Initiative. Participating institutions are:

NOAA's Northeast Fisheries Science Center

University of Chicago Marine Biological Laboratory

Sea Education Association

U. S. Geological Survey

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

Woodwell Research Center

The Woods Hole Diversity Initiative's primary academic partner is the University of Maryland Eastern Shore.
Read about success of PEP as a virtual program

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Woods Hole Undergraduate Internship Program Accepting Applications for Summer 2022

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The Woods Hole Partnership Education Program is accepting applications for the 2022 summer undergraduate research internship program. Based in Woods Hole, Massachusetts, PEP combines course work with research in marine, oceanographic, biological, and environmental sciences.

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Summer opportunities for students at UCAR and NCAR are starting to collect applications

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Information for UNE Students

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Connecting students with a passion for research with opportunities for new experiences and to meet others with similar interests Meetings: Wednesdays at 5:00 PM email: uneresearchexperienceclub@gmail.com for more information

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Paid Summer Research Programs - Pathways to Science

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Paid Summer Research Programs - Pathways to Science

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RIOS Internship Program -Application Process now open for Summer 2022

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RIOS Internship Program -Application Process now open for Summer 2022

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Runs 6/1-8/5/22

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RIOS is an undergraduate research program that will introduce you to an active and collaborative ocean research environment. With support from the National Science Foundation, you will conduct ocean research over a paid, 10-week summer internship offered by the Department of Marine and Coastal Sciences at Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey.

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UNE School of Marine and Environmental Programs

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Congratulations Ariana Telzerow!                    (Marine Affairs, '23) Study abroad leads to Internship opportunity!

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Congratulations Ariana Telzerow!                    (Marine Affairs, '23) Study abroad leads to Internship opportunity!

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A student’s study abroad in Iceland leads to one-of-a-kind internship opportunity

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In the remote north of Iceland, in a small fishing town where, in the summer, the sun shines for 24 hours at a time, Ariana Telzerow (Marine Affairs, ’23), is turning her semester abroad into a career.

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Check out Dr. Thomas Klak's American Chestnut Restoration Project!

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Check out Dr. Thomas Klak's American Chestnut Restoration Project!

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Restoring the American Chestnut Tree in Maine - UNE Environmental Studies Program

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UNE Marine Science Center featured on NBC Boston News for rare lobster relocations - Great job Markus Frederich and Lindsay Forrette!

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UNE Marine Science Center featured on NBC Boston News for rare lobster relocations - Great job Markus Frederich and Lindsay Forrette!

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Meet the Cotton Candy-Colored Lobster Just Caught in Maine

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A 1-in-100 million lobster was caught in Maine, and her rare color will spare her from the dinner plate.

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Tidal Shift Award Youth Art Prize - Portland Museum of Art and Climate Initiatives

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Tidal Shift Award Youth Art Prize - Portland Museum of Art and Climate Initiatives

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The search is onfor New England's emerging young artists who are exploring innovative ideas around sustainability through their work.

The Tidal Shift Award aims to leverage the power of socially-aware artworks, awarding and platforming teenagers and young adults who are focused on solutions for climate change.

We are currently accepting submissions of artworks that relate to the climate crisis through theme, subject matter, solutions, and more. Together, we can showcase the artists and artworks that can influence, motivate, and galvanize our communities to do more to address our environment.

The Tidal Shift Award is open to all young artists in the New England region (Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont, and the Abenaki, Maliseet, Micmac, Mohegan, Narragansett, Nauset, Nipmuc, Passamaquoddy, Pennacook, Penobscot, Pequot, Wabanaki, Wampanoag, and Woronoco nations) between the ages of 14 and 22, to create a work of art contemplating an issue and/or a solution to a crisis facing your community resulting from climate change.

Participants can use any medium (e.g. painting, printmaking, photography, sculpture, video, all works of paper) and young artists of any ethnic or racial identity, gender identity, sexual orientation, and ability are encouraged to apply.

Cash prizes will be awarded in two divisions (three (3) prizes awarded per division):

Division 1: Ages 14-18

Division 2: Ages 19-22

The Tidal Shift Award is a juried competition comprised of leaders in the field of science, advocacy, academia, and the arts, who believe we need new ways to address a crisis that is otherwise too easily ignored.

SAMAA ABDURRAQIB
Samaa Abdurraqib, PhD (she/her/hers) is the Associate Director at the Maine Humanities Council, and is a leader for Outdoor Afro, a national organization committed to (re)connecting Black people to the outdoors and connecting Black people to each other through the outdoors.

ZANAGEE ARTIS
Zanagee Artis is a founder, a co-executive director, and the policy director of the global youth-led climate justice organization Zero Hour.

SOPHIE DAVIS
Sophie Davis (she/her/hers), is a founding member and Artistic Director of Halcyon, a Maine-based musician's collective dedicated to using music and the arts to raise awareness of climate change.

DARREN RANCO
Darren Ranco is the Chair of Native American Programs, University of Maine, and as a member of the Penobscot Tribal Rights and Resources Protection Board since 2012, has been developing research collaborations with the Wabanaki Tribal Nations in Maine and ensuring the protection of Wabanaki Cultural heritage.

DAVID REIDMILLER
Dr. Dave Reidmiller is the inaugural Director of the Climate Center at the Gulf of Maine Research Institute (GMRI) where he works to raise awareness of how climate change affects people throughout the Gulf of Maine region-and what they can do about it.

Why The Tidal Shift Award?

The Tidal Shift Award is a result of a partnership between the Portland Museum Of Art and The Climate Initiative.

Over the last five years, The Portland Museum of Art has worked to reposition the museum a leader in Maine's cultural, economic, and environmental future, investing in DEAI actions while promoting an Art for All mission. Its hope has long been to center Maine and New England as a place that brings new ideas, people, and communities together. In order to achieve this goal, the PMA has made sustainability a core tenet driving its Strategic Plan.

The Climate Initiative believes youth are key to solving the climate challenge because they influence and foster climate concern among their parents, communities, and decision-makers. Their goal is to develop a cohesive youth voice that influences decision-makers to embrace climate solutions. TCI aims to educate, empower and activate 10 million youth to reach this goal by 2025.

Art's ability to inspire social change can be harnessed to fight climate change.

From our beloved rocky shores and pristine waterways to our vast wilderness and open terrain, New England's natural beauty has long been our calling card.

For the communities who call our region home-whether fishing villages along the coast, small downtown districts, large city centers, or destinations "upta camp"-everything that makes New England special is connected to our environment.

Our region is acutely at risk due to climate change. Maine's seas are warming faster than 99% of the entire ocean. Rhode Island is implementing sweeping climate change legislation. And Vermont is preparing for future migration as a result of climate change. Some future changes are inevitable, but with prompt action, many of the most extreme consequences of climate change could be avoided or their worst impacts reduced. The time for action is now.

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Announcing the Tidal Shift Award Youth Art Prize

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The search is onfor New England's emerging young artists who are exploring innovative ideas around sustainability through their work. We are currently accepting submissions of artworks that relate to the climate crisis through theme, subject matter, solutions, and more.

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Professor Noah Perlut featured in Audubon Magazine

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Professor Noah Perlut featured in Audubon Magazine

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Posted 11/3/21

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Vermont Hay Season Is Shifting Earlier, But Nesting Birds Are Staying Put

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Because of warming temperatures, farmers harvest hay earlier in the year than they did two decades ago, placing songbird nests in balers' paths.

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UNE Office of Research and Scholarship Newsletter

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UNE Office of Research and Scholarship Newsletter

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Posted 10/8/21

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Kennebunkport Conservation Trust Photography Volunteer & Internship

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Kennebunkport Conservation Trust Photography Volunteer & Internship

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Paid Undergraduate Research Opportunity - Summer 2022 in the Philippines

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Paid Undergraduate Research Opportunity - Summer 2022 in the Philippines

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Posted 10/05/21

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March 2022 - sign up now!